Objectives:
1. Familiarize with the history of Badminton
2. Enumerate the different equipment in
used in badminton
3. Identify the different movements on how
to play badminton
4. Explain the Rules and Regulations in
badminton
01
History
03
02
Facilities and
Equipment
Skills and Rules
Badminton is a tennis-like game
played with light strong rackets that
are used to strike a shuttlecock, (a
feather cork missile) back and forth,
before it hits the ground across a high
net within a rectangular court.
What is badminton?
Playing consists of volleying (hitting) the shuttle back and
forth over the net without allowing it to hit the ground.
It flies slowly when hit gently. But when hit hard and
timed perfectly it may travel at more than 300 kilometers
per hour.
Only one attempt on the serve is allowed. If the server fails,
then the opponent serves.
Objective of the game
01
History
battledore and shuttlecock
(England & European 1600s)
 India - “Poona” 1800s
 Gloucestershire

- “that badminton game”
Historical background
1878
Badminton club, New York
1936
US Badminton Association
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Governing bodies
1934
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International Badminton Federation
1948
Thomas Cup
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Governing bodies
1956
Uber Cup
1977
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World Badminton Federation
Governing bodies
1956
Uber Cup
1977
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World Badminton Federation
Governing bodies
02
Facilities and
Equipment
Court Area
The net
The racket
The
shuttlecock
03
Basic Skills
Badminton Grip
Service
C
D
B
A
SHOT
used to
differentiate flight
patterns according
to trajectory or
elevation and
depth.
Common Strokes
FOREHAND
STROKE
refers to any shot
struck on the
racket side of the
body.
Common Strokes
BACKHAND
STROKE
these are hosts struck on
the side away from the
racket/left side of righthanded, right side for
left handed.
Common Strokes
SIDEARM
STROKE
if the opponent uses a drive (fast
low shot with flat trajectory) to
hit the shuttle parallel to either
sidelines and you reach it at a
height between your waist and
your shoulder, return it with a
sidearm stride.
Common Strokes
OVERHAND STROKE
used to return the shuttle with
a high trajectory coming from
the opponent's court when
the shuttle gets behind you.
Common Strokes
UNDERHAND
STROKE
used when the
approaching shuttle is
low in front of the player.
Common Strokes
CLEAR
It is also called lob. The
shuttle soars in a high arch
and falls into the court
behind the opponent.
Common Strokes
DROP
The shuttle falls gently
and just clears the net.
The flight of the bird is
relatively slow and is
hit using the forehand
or backhand side with
accuracy.
Common Strokes
DRIVE
It is a hard stroke hit on
a straight line.
This is a fast moving
shuttle that follows a
horizontal path from
one court to the other.
Common Strokes
SMASH
It is a hard stroke hit
sharply downward
Common Strokes
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